"Are you satisfied now?" Lieutenant Colonel Hart asked coldly.
"Did the person who designed Space-Time Jump Chain die before perfecting his work?"
"Why do you ask?"
"If not, then he must have suffered a stroke immediately after that. The program used to time jump into the future is absolutely terrible. No wonder you suffered so many casualties. Most of these people were probably teleported thousands of feet above their destination and then fell to death."
Ian isn't just spooking people. In the movie, protagonist Dan Foster is also teleported hundreds of feet above the landing site. He and several others are Luck and fall into a swimming pool on top of a skyscraper. But other recruits are not so lucky.
"Dr. Azim died shortly after the invasion, and others had to take over to complete his work," Hart revealed.
"That makes sense." Ian couldn't understand how a genius who could invent time travel in 2051 could create such a half-finished product. "I wrote a new program that can reduce the error range when you teleport. Because I haven't seen Space-Time Jump Chain, the program is not perfect yet, but if you use it, the worst case scenario is to teleport the recruits ten meters above the designated location. This should be enough to significantly reduce casualties."
"Are you telling the truth?" Ian only looked back at her. Lieutenant Colonel Hart immediately called the chief engineer of the base to verify this statement.
"What he said is true," the engineer confirmed, looking at Ian with awe. "Are you related to Dr. Azim?"
"No," Hart replied. All recruits must be tested to determine if they are eligible to travel to the future, and the hard requirement is that they must die before 2051. All the identities Samsara Hall assigned to Reincarnators meet this requirement.
"If only you could work with Dr. Azim," the engineer sighed. When the knowledge about Space-Time Jump Chain was made public, it was an absolutely revolutionary invention. People debated whether the technology was 300 or 500 years ahead. But today, the engineer met someone whose knowledge base should have been 30 years behind them, but managed to understand and even improve the technology.
"Do you mind if we test this program on your team?" Hart asked. For this operation, the base only sent Ian and two other Reincarnators.
"No problem."
"How long until deployment?"
"An hour or two," replied the engineer.
"Now, can you put on the armband?" Hart asked.
"That's not necessary." He touched the armband and it integrated into his armor's forearm. At least that's how it seemed to others. He just disassembled and reassembled the armband's technology into the armor. However, unlike others who were still being controlled or monitored by this thing, Ian had all the control.
He ignored the shock of the two people and waited for deployment. An hour and a half later, a space-time tunnel swallowed the team, and they found themselves on a beach. His program did work, only Jack was teleported to a height of three meters in the air, and rolled around on the ground when he landed.
Ian raised his hand and released a metal ball slightly larger than a tennis ball. The micro-satellite flew into the earth's atmosphere and established a connection with the armor and Morgana.
"Hello, can you hear me? This is Romeo Command. Who are you?"
"Neo·Doom."
"Your ID shows that you are a special team composed of Mutants, and are equipped with advanced exoskeleton armor? What is going on?"
"As stated in the information," Ian replied calmly.
"... Okay, we'll talk about this later. Your mission is to escort a team of scientists and protect them for at least seven days. If possible, you may also need to obtain samples for them. Do you understand?"
Ian narrowed his eyes. When Dan was teleported to the future, the scientific team was already dead, and his mission was to retrieve their research results. It seems that their team was teleported before the scientists completed their work.
"Understood."
Romeo Command sent the location of the scientific team, and Ian led the team in that direction. They encountered a convoy of five vehicles. At first, they were frightened by Ian's formation, but after receiving the order from the command headquarters, everyone breathed a sigh of relief. More importantly, the presence of Ian gave them a sense of security.
The destination of this team is a specialized laboratory in Miami to develop a special toxin that can destroy all White Spikes. This mission is the last hope to save this dying world.
"There is a situation," Ian said. The soldiers were shocked, but Jack and Kang En immediately entered a state of alert. "A team of 30 White Spikes is approaching from the east. We have two minutes to prepare."
Kang En closed his eyes and activated the Force. Now that he knew the location and estimated time of arrival, it was much easier to detect incoming enemies. At the same time, Jack put his robotic arm on the ground, sensing something.
Their eyes immediately became sharp, as if they had discovered prey. Kang En pulled out Lightsaber and activated it. The blue light shone on his face. Jack's arm Transfiguration popped out a sharp blade.
The soldiers reacted a little slowly, but they immediately formed a formation. They stopped the car and aimed their guns in the east. Less than a minute later, a group of White Spikes descended from the sky and glided over. Yes, they were gliding. These monsters could not fly, but their body structure allowed them to glide using special wing membranes under their limbs.
The soldiers immediately opened fire with their useless guns. Unless they could punch a hole in the monster's belly or shoot through its neck, the bullets would only make them more aggressive. However, despite the weapon's lack of power, the soldiers did not flinch, and not because of the existence of the special team. They knew the importance of this mission and were prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice to ensure its success.
When White Spikes was less than 15 meters away, Kang En jumped towards the front one and split it in half with a wave of Lightsaber. Then, he showed off his master swordsmanship. Kang En chopped down these alien monsters one by one without even a drop of green blood splashing on his clothes.
'Precognition ability, right?' Ian thought to himself. Jedi not only has Telekinesis as a basic ability, but they also have their own precognition ability. This is one of the reasons why they can block laser guns or predict danger. 'How does the Force operate outside the world of Star Wars?'
The Force was originally supposed to be a power that could only work in the Star Wars world, but Samsara Hall allowed people like Kang En to use it in Multiverse. 'Is he always connected to the Star Wars world? Or does Samsara Hall provide Jedi Reincarnators with an independent, their own the Force source? It is also possible that Jedi's system has been modified so that it is no longer so dependent on the environment.' Ian once deduced what he would do if he were to build the Jedi system. The basic answer he came up with was to allow them to connect to Cosmic Will and borrow its power.
'This might be worth looking into,' he thought.
Not to be outdone, Jack also started his own Carnage. He had to be more cautious and tactical than Kang En, because his weapons could not easily cut White Spikes's body. Therefore, all his attacks were aimed at the monster's head, trying to chop it off. However, this also means that he cannot be as graceful as Kang En, who is bathed in the blood of these monsters.
'These White Spikes may be valuable,' Ian analyzed. There were only a few dozen of these monsters in the spacecraft that landed on the earth. However, in less than three years, they killed more than 8 billion humans on the earth, reducing the population to less than 500,000.
In the Samsara Hall, the most dangerous and profitable tasks are conquest tasks, which require Reincarnators to conquer the entire world. Ian is planning to genetically modify these White Spikes. As long as he feeds them enough biomass, they can reproduce quickly, and then he can sell them to Reincarnators who are performing conquest tasks.
'Let's do a few tests first.'